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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-03-04

If your application is received after all the
lands are sposed of, you will be 50 notified
and the &c you send for the House Pans be
returned TO you.
LOCAL COLONY CLUBS. E E5sss shee' S., Of
and five Free Land Warrants will be sent h.
any address, to be distributed among friends
on receipt OF 81 Tor the House Plans ten for
y; ntteen Tor 81; twenty tor 81, and twenty
I'VE Tor 80. No more than twenty-five are
desired from any one person acting IA agent
Tor others Deeds will he made as the Club
Agent directs when he returns the Free Land
Warrants.
own interests and to those dependent on YOU
II you fall to avail yourself of this ere { Free
Land Oher. Secure it for your children
Inc ~. Andrews Bay Railroad and Land
company numbers among its officers and
stockholders -ome of the most responsible and
who are enlisted heart hand and pocket-book
ID TINS great enterprise. and We refer to two
thousand prosperous settlers at st. Andrews.
The Company is Oflicered as follows
PRESIDENT, Geo Gerke. who is also President
OF the Gcrke Brewing Co. Cincinnati.
secretary, Howard Ferris of the legal firm
of COwan Ferris
southern Manager, j. II. Brown, formerly
POST ONCE Inspector tor Ohio.
Treasurer, G.. Weber.
ANA nov we await Your pleasure.
Ad ress either our NOrth, ru Office at Gin
cinnatti or our Eastern once at New York,
where all deeds are issued as follows:
The St Andrews Bay R. R. & Land Co.,
No 2a7 Main St, Cincinnatti, o..
no. 20 Park Row, New York n. y.
Remit by po~tal-no reg stored letter, or
bank draft. DO not send stamps when It can
be avoided.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-03-04

SHIFT 0IIT This Great Free Land
0llO w utlcr is open to any body
sIc6pt thCSs who are already iUcuttd aud are
Pensacola ana Washington and Jackson
counties, FLORIDA.
NO CONDITIONS d5%G id @rs s a2
sOcHted with tins Great Free Land Oner
which can not be compiled with, You are
nor required 10 move there, or improve any
way, unless you do SO freely and at your own
pleasure.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-03-04

Every Word of this advertise XIalE
ment is important. Don't miss VIII
it. sPROFIT BY 1T. It is for buU
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-03-04
william Magoon Learns the Penalty OF
CONTEMPT of Court.

United States Court opened Tuesday
morning according to adjournment, but
owing to the absence of some of the jurors
and counsel for the defence a recess was
taken until afternoon at 1870 O'clock At
the opening of the afternoon session Will
liam Magoon, who was arrested for con-
tempt of court in failing to respond to a
subpoena ordering his appearance as a
witness in the trial of Edison Magoon, was
brought into court and sentenced to pay a
line of $50 or serve a term of 10 days I'M.
prisonment in the States prison at Wind
sor. Asa Magoon was then arralgned on
the charge of violating the revenue laws
by running an Illicit distillery III Orange
The indictment contained three counts
charging the offence named on three diff
terent occasions. G.. a. Heath of Mont
pelier who appeared for the respondent
argued motion for the continuance of the
case until next term and in support
OF the motion filed an affidavit 10 the
effect that some of the witnesses could
not be present. After arguments the
motion was granted and the respondent
was admitted to bail in the sum of $500 for
his appearance ut the May term at Wind
Sor.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-03-04
The st Andrews Bay R. R. & Land Co.,

No. 20 Park Row, New York. n. Y
Remit by postal note. reg stored letter, or
bank draft. DO not send stamps when IL can
be avoided
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-03-04

II your application is received after all the
lands are spOsed of, you will be 30 notified
ana the 2jc. you send for the House Pans be
returned 10 Won.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-12
CORRESPONDENCE.

We have from time 70 time taken oe-
oasion to state that en- the compilation
Of she railroad line across The Cascads
Mountains. Seattle would come in for
her full share Of the trade Of that sec
tion- Almest every day letters are en-
changed between our merchants and
those Of Eastern Washington on the
subject. As sample Of these letters,
We are permitted TO p1blish the follow
ing correspondence:
NoRzH YAKTzk. Jan 6. 1897.
Messrs. Haley d WrSght-Sirs: Your
name hes been nded to me as the
leading Rroc ~, provision and commits
sion firm in Seattle.
have opened grocery and provision
house here. They tell me thai the pre-
duee Of this country is ahead Of that Of
the Sound. and when the Northern Pa
ems Railroad is completed, that Seattle
viii be quite q shipping point. wish
10 make arrangements with you 10 han
de some OF our produes, and especially
eggs. Al present there ls no market for
these things except Portland, and rates
are 90 high as 10 make shipments here
cut Of the question. 4. VIZ RIo0s.
SEATTLE, w. T.. Jan. 10, 1887.
r.. w. Riggs. Esq Dear Dir: Your
favor Of the 9Th inst. at hand and CON
tents duly noted.
While We do not wish to overestimate
our CITY, We cannot help bat feel posi-
tlve that, IN the near future, when We
have adequate railroad facilities with
our Eastern Washington friends, We can
convince them that this il she natural
outlet for their pFoducts. We shall look
fer q considerable share Of business 10
your section upon the completion Of the
Northern Pacific RailFosd line. Al d
will then be pleased 20 spen business re.
lations with you, which we trust will be
to our mutual benefit. Very truly yours.
BALEx 4 WRIaHr.
Per MRKKKR.
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81. We vsrs nosinsd q sks fsus 4
onoes md requested - keep fhs uzsfeE
ee1rst. as to ot1ess8 Of the compans
we're en1azsd b lsokina Is ~. So fss
Al eMpEsa % f4slen TIE sKime apsn The
guilty p4FBy. whoever BE- may ~, haxe
proved an8gailinR, and 10 harm oan
come from pubIlahlne the facf that tia
money VS. stolen ffom ne ofhoe
a vorihisa aoEt q 8 fsIIou naned
4eOaEthy 4as arrested MondsF nieh1
BY OnseF Fay for ngEemp4inQ 10 rob !
Stranger Ia she city named Mnekias.
MoCerthY bad bee1 drinking and hip
wonid - sisfim bad also bssn imbfbin1
pretty ffeFiy. bat nct sufficiently 90 8
b. downed without slruaRie. He prs-
tended 70 draw . pistol from his poekss,
nns The weapon proved 10 BE- q plne 81
tobacco. The resnlf wss the aame, for
Mccarthy released his hssd fusi before
TIE oinceF arrived. An exam nation wns
held before Justioe Hill, yesterday, and
Mccarthy vas held 20 s-sweF before
the Grand 5ary. Bail was q sed n $500.
~ default Of which the Ghief VAS sens 10
the county Jail.
Mr.. Dadley Blanchard. Of the samish
logging railroad. vas ia BeIlinQhan on
Friday examining The dns sagmiIi there,
vita siey 70 lease % purchase. II 10 NOS
pubic What will be done. nor WHISTLER
any bargain wiil be made. Some think
tie maehineFy may Be removed e q
point nearer the Samish camp. Owing
10 the mud fats 81 samish Il would not
Be policy 70 remove the mill further to
ihe south than Chnokannt Bay, where q
good supply Of water can Be bad. The
ham By pipang water to u from one Of
the adiacenf lakes The tide cuKrent
will drift logs 20 Il from Hamish. and
there = No risk Of losing booms. The
Blanchasd Company cannot afford 20
oJntinue shipping their logs over tie
Sound, - the losses are large. Eneour-
agement skould be given them 10 say at
the Bsiiingham mill nov FustinR IN
iIeness. - Rnalis.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-12


d. B. jackson, Of P0Fs Gamble. is In
the city.
@. II Guibsrson. Constable Of Titus
vile, Il 81 the Occidental.
DR.. p. B. n. Miller was called 10 PoFt
Gamble yesterday professionally.
n. d. Olsaves, Clerk Of the Court and
Treasurer for Sksgit County, 10 In the
city for 9 few days.
Thomas O. Arnold. John A Black
and Geos HALFWAY, Of San Francisco,
are al the Oooidenial.
w. K. SchFieker. organizer and PFesi-
dent Of the Skaait County Bank Of La
conner, vas IN the city yesterday.
A HaeaFty, Of saohomish, +. Freneh
and wife, Of watsonYIlle. and 4. b.
ksbiotn. Of Portland; are ak the Oeci-
dental.
Andres Orr, James Turner, l.. Cahen,
X. A. Frees, 8. 3. Bailey and wife, and
J. n. Wood, Of Portland. are a. the
Brunswick.
q. q. Howe Of Edmunds, VIM. P.
Prlehard, j. ID. Oaughran, q. q. Pai-
meF and Dan O'LeaEy, Of Tacoma, are
ct the BEunswick.
@. L. Dfneley, Of San Francisco. is In
the city. de Is @ stotknoider In the
r rst Nasioaal Bank. and came here 10
attend the meeting Of stockholders.
Z. EldridQe, Of Bellingham; NJ. Nor
ris, Of folt; q. W. L. Day 9. OF Oiym-
pia; n. ]. Ternsy, A A. Levin and J.
q. Riley and wife, Of San Francisco. are
81 the Brunswick.
Il. Meeker aud wife, and Il. Behnen-
aoh, Of PuvallnD, John Conway, of bno-
homiah, Thomas Kirkpatrick, Of Port
townsend, d. Taplegon. Of Utsalady,
and ]. Il. satheF, Of Florence, are ~ the
Occidental.
Mrs. Cd. Noyes and daughter and
W. J. Chapman and wife. Of UtsaladS;
A. j. Taylor, OF Mason county; w. II.
Benham, OF Chicago; A. Mclean, of
Port LndIsw; J.. X. Mcknight, OF La
conner, and J. b. Harvey aud Henry
Otto. Of Port Gamble, aFs ct the Bruins
wick.
NV. Martin, w. O. Sullivan and Rob
BeQas, OF Tacoma; 4. ID. Moelery, Of
New York; Q O. Yale aud Charles Lee
laud, II san fFanoIsoo; q. I. LeBdllis-
Ter, vi Novelty; W. A. Crawford aRd ].
a. Mcdonald, q Portland; A. Gilbert,
Of salem; l.. W. Ballard, Of slaughter,
and william Bail, of Port Madison, are
at the Arlington.
Il. A. Light Of SteilAooom, A. Thorn
ton of Portland, J. r. Irisa and wife Of
StAnwood, Mrs. McGrath Of Port
Blakely, George Frazer OF Snoh0mish,
Thomas Bridge aad wsfe of California,
John Garland, O. A. Wilson, samuel
Gawlen and Wm. Pitlmans Of Mars
vile. and l. O. Tracey, wife and son, OF
Valley Center, ksnsas, are ~ the New
England.
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rnE Anr Gxaun,rloS.


The attendance at the Art Exhibition
last evening Vas Aattering in the ex-
treme when taking into consideration
the tsmpestuous weather thai prevailed
40 far int the eveHing As 70 almost
decide every one TO stay indoors. Those
Who did cone. however, we're amply
repaid for their visit. Some hundred
and odd pAintings IN oil and water
adoFn the walls OF the handsome and
oommodioua stadi0 Of the seattle AFs
Association. mot 10 mention crayon
skelohes. O most elaborate display OF
hand painted ehiaaware, articles OF
vertu, bFic-a-brac and an elegant oollee-
ton Of steel-plate en9rAvinRs-these
latter having a large space allotted to
them and attracting much attention
and favorable comment. AZ 20 tue
varioua works IL art BFopeF, the large
majority Of which are from the brushes
Of local artists, not want Of space, eni
time, forhids oar entering into anything
Ike q description Of them or Of the .
particular inertia. This we witl reserve
Tor more careful analysis aud probably
present 10 our readers after the close u
| lhe exhibitioa and IN tie next Sunday
edition 81 the P0sr-lHTKILIaKNcKn.
The musical programme Of last even
ina vas noe fully carried Gus, euinR 20
toe unavoidable absence OF some Of
these gifted people. Nevertheless Miss
Manis Calhoun delighted her hsarsfs
With some brilliant Instrumental music.
Mrs. Cora &. Barton sang the Hunts
mans Hsrn" in good style, and Me.
| Carkeek, Mr.. ffeen, Mr.. Lsok aud MI.
Stevens sustained their respective repu
tatians a. vaoalists, Mrs. DR.. kiIsoaFne
performing the delicate and dtfhcuiI
/ duties Of aesompanist most acoepsably,
This exhibition Of arr will csntSaoe
until and including Thursday, day and
evening, and Il hsbooves the eitiEens Of
seattle 10 encourage aud ard IN sveEy
way exhibitions Of this class.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-12

erots this date collections
S..r, eur city subscribers viii
- made by the observation-disclosures
~ rnanaaen1ent direct. .. -
wnalley has been nppcinteu
eollector and Will hereafter call
vDen our patrons for shs paiiv
an al business connected with
ene routes. 3. .. Meanys the
gorurer roure agent. rstIFes from
that department. but all bills
On Daily city subscriptions 20
January Isl, 1887, are due ~.
meany and viii be collected
b. him
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TmE sxEEr rnsEvEs sssrr sesrm
SEATTLE


Ihe diIiasnt puxloinexn Of jelly and
sboiue liGarnsurs, Who have besn appeag-
Ina 70 ouF sitizsns - ansxpsetsd pIsess
- anssrt4in hoaEs. visited thres hoasss
IN TIE s0skhsEn end Of s1s city On Nee
day sieht. A peneo q glass uascat lrozs
. window II Watson Aliens houae. No
traces were left in the he0sa. and if II
thouEht ahat the Fobbefs took friRhf
and left. Mr. AlHsn 81 his folks did rot
knou Of aheiF Wait unfil she nexf morn
inR.
1rnman BartEstt lives nsxs door south
Of Mr.. Alien's plaee. He and kis father
had Ke8urued On Monday from . liant
np Cedar River, and fheik guns were Isft
IN . corner tied together. Mr.. Bartlsss
bard TIE burglars scratching az the
window, and be laid still, watching the
operations He could nos Get az fhe
Rnus. 90 be waited for developmenss
fbe usual care vas observed IN Esmos-
ina the glass from the window saeh %
the grass benasth. The buraiar vas
just about 70 enter The room when be
vas Rrested With yell that ssnt him
lying tkK<uah tine back gate. Mr.. Bart
lett gives expression to the sane old re-
Rret, that his guns we're nos handy.
A. about 5 o'clock the thisges ap-
preached the residences Of w. H. COVE.
Tue emily wtndow IN TIE hoase that vas
not fastened dswn Was IN the rear Of
the kiteben- Frem this @tndow they
carefnlly cus the pane Of 81 ass and wens
N. Their FIRST work was to select fF8m
the library seven Of the best books. in
ending voiume Of -PiHksrton Dstes
tives' and three volumes OF valuable
work on chemistry. The doors leading
70 the Kitchen we're then blocked b.
chairs TO prevent the people up stairs
from interfering with the feast that
tbey began 70 spread for themselves.
All tae bread, cake, pies. meat aud miik
were dsvoured. A silver cake basket
and silver spo NJ we're NOS molested. A
little doR finally gave the alera. and
the household aroused 10 stir around for
breakfast.
5o.-A mixed los Of towels, some Of
them are 81 inehss long. The lot ~
duced 20 80. Clearance sale Of drv
OnnAa GuWarwn Grnapw fa0
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gxxSowx Man DnOwsxD. Last nighi,
about 7 o'eloek. q man fell overheard
from The coal wharf near the boz Of the
steam osalier UmaiiIia. His cries for
hplp bruuRht the watehmsn 81 the Uma-
lila and several sailors "a the scene.
They TIRES lines % him bot be swam 90
the boz Of tue bsat and hang on 10 the
iroa plates a. yell as possible fee
men shove told him to grab bold OF tne
boorn stick near ~ and they tfasd N
every Wsy Do help hina. The surEens
vas too s4Fong for ann 10 hang On 10 the
smooth plates very lsnR, asd he soon lst
20 and was swepe under The hig ifon
vessel. No one knew him. II wss thoazht
BE- vas q saiiOE % the UmAiiiiA, bat -
al hands vent ashore wien she Arrived,
tte n tier eanuot be deEnisely setaled
until soae time time today. Upon ths
arss crs % :" Man overheard" Toe ear
p~nter and four of the sailors On 10
sbtp 81. Stephen. lyiRe ~ tbe sAas
wharf, uade haste b etve hsip. rs
aatiors to0k small eaAt and the ear
prnteF. fchA BF nntn, ran along 80
whaFf % wters be taeazhs tbs nosss
eAus froan. IL toe dark hs ran 81 "a
wharf. eat he lang - plie and "a
reaeced b the s&ilors.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-12

Great exeisens>nt n-s ben e<u-ed h
as vscinffy Of PaEls. Tsxss By The ~
mArkahie rseosery u Mr.. J. Z. Ccrisy,
Who wne 90 helpless be ognid nos tara
in bed. az rafse bis lad; everybody
said be wzs dying Of Oousnmpaioa- A
trsnl hz.tfls Of DR.. Kings Nsw Discovery
80 seus % kim. Fiudina Feiisf be
boaehf large butSls and . bon 81 bE.
KsuQss NsH Lffe Pillss ~ the fime ~
bad takna too boxes Of Pills and twe
bottles Of tie Discovery. be wAe vel
and hnd aainsd In Heeh tkirig.six
ponnda. Trial h.eaiisa q tAia Eseai Dis
esssFy for Oansamptien free - a y
EfKukn1,M -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-12

90 notise - arprsa.A q tka heat.
nan. VITO killsd i With his ear Tnt|
vAEiesy q nllAtruNE Il nes nncoEnaun
On the "a ouAse about Oapa ElA1tsTy,
hnf aeidom mahe 90 far ~ tie SQUAD a
this bar. Il ID called b tie Capa Flat.
fery Indians .sAsid.n and h ons % the
fofsua CT heraldlo embaems A spsui-
men Of khis bird. rndely earpsd, mag BE
seen On Top az Q toleHie posl IN frout
Of Judzs Swans Uf1ee. e wan the g.
ten Of ClyoQnat chfef On she wes1
eeasl ok Vanconwer Island Tee bird
~ Roshsohildns nieesnres s FEET iuobes
from zip 70 Up q wsnxs. Il sheai5 be
stuffed and kept - 8 trophy.-Porf
Tounaend 4rgHs
xzR 1ns1EE Accrpxxx.
Ths two men VIC were killed In ahe
coal mine II Rasiyn iass week were
Poles. They had been IN TIE aiE shaft;
ose Of the shots missed ere. and these
men. nof andeFsfanding tie English
language vary veil. misinaerpreted The
Instructions. and whllst boring new
kols their drili struck The cap OF the IN
exploded Charge, which So Il OF. Frank
Barker, VIA waa banding the drill. bad
both hanas torn on, ard Pas Carfan.
Who was striking e. The time, had sne
arm shattered and . lea broken, and
vas hurt internally. He died the sA@a
evening. The third man was killed ouf-
right.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-12

MEErna OF FEnE DELEeArKs.-The
Board Of FIRE Delegates held its reRulas
quarterly meeting on Monday night,
The usual business connected with the
finances Of the Board was attended 10,
after which the following members OF
the IRE companies were dropped from
the roll on soeouht Of men attendance
az drills and fires: From @, mpany M.
III. II. Woolery, r. Mellns, A. Wolf,
v. Schmid, L. II. 0ufiiths. I'd Corfee,
II. JacObs, l.. Il bbins, L. K. Robb ms
Bert Gr0w. d. HARMS. I. Clancy. J. b.
Mc0Av, A. Hlorah, Otto FarhnIan,
JOAN Michel and W. v. Chase. From
Company No 2-H. ). Agar, J. w. An
aerson, N. b. Colt, Charles Won DanRen,
Jshn Damon, Mel Donovan, Charles
Hardire, F. W. Hall. ~. A. Kelly, Swan
Lewis. II. +. Levy, Il. Levy, Ross Pun
phrey, Z IL Peterson. Z Reynolds, J.
s. NJ. smart. Charles Shaw. E. A. Thorn
DIXIE, Sam WaoleFy, W. +. Ale @. W.
CurrieF, W. H. Doane. Wliliem Jaeklin,
q. Martin, Z. W. Mslse, Z. J. Powers
aud ID. Webster.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-12

NM. WmsEow's eoorAne exEsP, fer
ohildrsn tsathine, h the prescription ct
enc Of the best female nurses and pay
sicians IN the United States, and has
been used for forty years With never
failing success By millions Of mothers
for their chfldrsn. During the process
Of testhinQ its value ia incaloulable- 10
rolisves the child from pain. cures dys
sntsry and diaFrh0a, EFipinR tn he
bowels and wind collie By giving health
70 the child Il resta the mseheE. Pfioe
s6e. q bettIe. apzidwIy
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-12

D. Il. Judkina. the Secon street pho
teQrapkeF, has sufficiently recovered bis
health 10 attend TO business again, and
will be glad TO sse his friends 81 his gal
lerv. IRE usual good quality Of work
guaranteed. ja7im
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-12

Syrup OF Figs 70 a10st agreeable and
valuable family remedy, ~ II IL easily
taken by old and young, and IL prgmpt
and effective In curing HabituAl Goa
seipation and the many iIls depending
on weak or inactive condition Of the
Kidneys, Liver and Bowels. Il aots
gently, strengthening the organs on
which Il acts and Avaksns then 10 .
healthy activity. For sale By A. b.
Stewart 4 o.. Seattle. W. T. DIV
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-12

The CENTEMERI" Is the most pop
ular kid glove 10 Amsric $, $l.45 for i've
buttons. $3.50 for eight hntloEs. Tbey
are far bslow the price Of any other
standard maker, and for Dc and dnra-
bilisy are unexcslied. The above are r.
tail prices (the glove " not sold 81 whole
sale) at SCH WAB ACHEk BROS. del2
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-12

W. d. Suit, DruRgist, bippna. Ind.
tesfifos: Il can recommend klectrio
Bisisrs a. the very best remedy. Every
bottle sold has given relief IN every
case. One maa TOOK eix bottles, and
was cured Of Rheumatism Of ten yearn'
ssandina." Abraham Hare, dFuRgisi.
BeIiville, OAio, afirmss ~Ths best sell
lug medicine have ever haLai In my
- years experiences, is Eieo.Fic Bltsers. :
thousands Of others have added their
testimony, 30 THAI the verdict h unAnl-
nous thai EleatFie BittcFs DO cnEe All
OF the Liver, Kidneys OF Blood.
Oaly . half dollar bottle 81 4. b.
saeWaFt's drug store. d.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-12
RUCKLEN,s ARNrCA sALvR,

The Best saIvo In che world for Onls,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Raeum. Fe-
yer Sores, letter. Ohapped Hands, Chill
blains, Germs and all Skis EFuptiona,
and positively cures Piles. or no pas
required. II "a guarantssd 20 give per
iecf satisfaction, or money refunded,
Price Is cents per bog. For sale By A.
B. SrKwAnT. d
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PAGE powpvR A NECEasITY,

II is the abuss nos the use that has
condemned il. FFeeman's medioatec
used by every lady Of refinement TO
enhance their beauty.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-12

srocKaoEDEns AND DEEEcTOHs' MKKT-
rSos. -As the annual meeting II the
stoskholders Of the First NssiosAl
B.nk. held last svesioe. the follsvinR
Directors sere elected: Q. L. Diaeieg,
Otto Rakks. George ". Harris. Soan
"A. MearAw asd ". H. Pnmphrey. la.
mediaasly altar the stockholderS meet.
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added To the water. A single applioa-
ton will allay the itching, soothe all
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ness aud stannch the bleeding. letter
and ScAld Head are quiekly cured By
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CnAx0E oF NAsTEEs The OFseoa
Improvs@ent Oo@pAays steamship
UmAsilla. Which arrived yesterday, is n
commaud Of Cavakin d o RlsrkbGFn.
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RncHrr1sN Mr.. 6eorRe A. Carter,
the ensrssaie SeerstaFy Of the Yoane
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via Ais bflde. and 4 reospiion wiii b
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